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It was always cold here. Even when the green fingers of the earth pulled themselves out into the glowing radiance of an afternoon sun and from the confines of the slop of mud      --and dust           --and dirt                that they were dormant in. It was always cold here. Even when the night was spewing of freedom and of color. A world away from the routine that kept us like the walking dead. When others ran around in nothing but undergarments, I sat      --cross legged          --with a can in my hand                that was supposed to help me forget the cold. But, It was always cold here. And colder now that you are gone.
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 9:58 PM UTC
The Weather Doesn't Matter
It was always cold here. Even when the green fingers of the earth pulled themselves out into the glowing radiance of an afternoon sun and from the confines of the slop of mud      --and dust           --and dirt                that they were dormant in. It was always cold here. Even when the night was spewing of freedom and of color. A world away from the routine that kept us like the walking dead. When others ran around in nothing but undergarments, I sat      --cross legged          --with a can in my hand                that was supposed to help me forget the cold. But, It was always cold here. And colder now that you are gone.
Sometimes you will feel cold physically and emotionally.
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Nov 25, 2014
Nov 25, 2014 at 9:58 PM UTC
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